The Sport of Bicyling Guestbook

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LJ <dragon_orce82@Yahoo.com>
KOTA KINABALU, Malaysia -

Last March I hurt my knee putting a trout back in the water (that's a whole nother story) and I expected I would need ortho surgery but instead the Ortho doc stated me biking every day & now I'm Hooked..just got a new Trek rec mtn bike & love it..I ride mostly around the Lake where I live both on & off road...great web site GRACIAS
dave spooner <dspoon2@msn.com>
Rockwall, TX USA -

I created this website as part of a school project over 6 years ago (seems longer!) and totally forgot about it. I guess you could say I've graduated to a higher level. One of the sites I run now is www.cucycling.com - the cycling site for one of the nation's premier collegiate cycling programs - oh yeah, and I race for them too.
Grant <webmaster@cucycling.com>
Boulder, CO USA -

i started biking when i was 13,now i'm 32 and still pedals, it's my life, it's enjoyable,exciting,seeing new places,meeting new biker friends, and keeps my heart beat normal.it's everything rolled or pedalled into one.
Peter Peraren <pestuff@yahoo.com>
Caloocan, Philippines -

Great job guys, keep up the good work
Puddy
USA -

I had two bugling disk in my neck which stopped me from lifting free weights, which was my first love. and doctors suggested surgery but I opt to take my young son advice by going bike riding ,so I did and to this day now 6 months into riding I am so gratiful to my son Brandon for motivating to ride a bike ,My age is 53 and I feel great to all biker or beginner like me i say go for it and enjoy, I now have not only lost 25 lbs and stopped smoking but have no pain unless it is about to rain LOL!!
Richard <Slypler4u@yahoo.com>
Normal, Il USA -

Until a few months ago, cycling was just transportation for me. Then I started working in the bike department at a large outdoor retailer, and I realized what it's really about. I fell in love with cycling like I had as a kid, and now, 8 months later, I'm in the middle of a 4500 mile solo journey from Alaska to Las Vegas. The whole experience is so unreal, being 2500 miles from home, having to find a place to camp before dark every night. For me, cycling means adventure.
Kevin Frost <aktovegas@hotmail.com>
Anchorage, AK USA -

I have biked all my life but got serious last year and rode 300 miles. This year my goal is 500 miles I like to road ride and trail ride. I am looking for trails in the MidWest and races that might be short enough to compete in. Also, I would love to do a weekend or 2-3 day rides. Is it really worth it to spend over $500 on a bike?
Bruce Eidson <eidson5@msn.com>
Macomb, Illinois USA -

i love my bike more than i love my girlfriend. but i'm getting bored riding by myself i live in rochester, new york in the good 'ol U.S.A. if ya live around here feel free to e-mail me i need to find a group to ride with. but till then have fun, ride hard, and take care of the trails.
adam nedvesky <nedflanders29@hotmail.com>
rochester, ny USA -

Hi! I have just started biking due to a great friend of mine who is in love with outdoor sports. We decided that we are going to ride our bikes from Front Royal, Virginia (where we will be in training for a program called FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) to Toronto, CA to see the Pope for World Youth Day. This trip is around 500 miles and and we have 10 days to complete it. If anyone could give me some advice on training, diet, clothing, what to bring or think about that would be wonderful!!! God Bless You and all who devote themselves to staying in shape!
Wendy Sue Hohn <wendysue@catholic.org>
Denver, CO USA -

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USA -

RIDING IS OUR WAY OF LIFE SO IT IS UP TO US TO KEEP ENJOYING THE SPORT AS WELL AS PROGRESSING THE SPORT TO NEW LEVELS AND HIGHTS
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DERBY, ENGLAND -

There is nothing that makes me feel as free as riding my bike; It has always been that way since the first time. Want something to relieve your stress? Try riding, it's better than any prescription drugs out there.
Tony Vue <Tonyvue@msn.com>
Santa Clara, CA USA -

I'd recommend that anyone new to biclcling join a club or start one and ask about reliable dealers in your area. People usually are friennly if given the chance to give advice, and this is a good way to make new friends and keep the dealers on thier toes!
C. Brandt <cdbrandt@htg.net>
Las Cruces, N.M. USA -

I was injured in a car accident eight years ago, I was the passenger, and decided to go back to riding a bike as part of my recovery. It's working. I then figured that if it worked for me and I were interested enough to keep it up as I was and still am, others might feel the same way. So I looked for a club but could not find one close enough for me. So, I started my own, the Chain Reacters ( misspelled purposely) and now have some other people enjoying my old hobby with me. I even met my future wife this way. When I first decided to renew my old hobby, I bought a single speed for ten dollars at a yard sale ( Am I a big spender?) fixed it up and gave it away when someone gave me a Murray twelve speed that needed repair. Now I'm learning to repair bikes for and with my friends and have plenty to learn about and tell about. Life is good! I'd reccommend this to anyone interested in any facet of biking.
Craig Brandt <cdbrandt@htg.net>
Las Cruces , New Mexico USA -

Hi I,m Amit kumar from New Delhi-India, and I love Mountain Biking. Ilike this sport because thst's very exciting. and I,m also find Mtb friend because in India Mtb is not very famous in my city I've start first Mtb club In New Delhi and now I've 258 members in my club in India that's very large numbers of my Mtb members . My Club name is. Eskon Mountain Bike Club
Amit kumar <amit1eskon@hotmail.com>
New Delhi-India, India India -

HI Im an avid bike rider. in 1998 I had a massive heart attack on a organised bike ride. after 3 hospitals I got a bypass .the surgeon told me that if it wasnt for bike riding I would be dead cause my heart was so strong that it kept on working,but I still needed a new heart. which I got in 02-20-2000 2mos later I was back on my bike with a new heart. so bike riding does pay off. keep riding!
Eugene Pleban <kissmyduppa@yahoo.com>
glenmoore, pa USA -

its my life and its me cos wen i ride it sets me free .... free from stress free from groans of every day moans... this is y hime happy to ride the hills anddales .... lol everybody and lets here it 4 the mountin bike possy :-) ... from avinit 75
avinit <avinit75@hotmail.com>
london, england -

I noticed all the other comments from a while back. Are you still keeping up with this web page. It is really nice. I would like to start biking more seriously but don't know where or how to begin. My son and ride around town and are planning some "day trips" and would like some guidance on what equipment, supplies, etc. we should plan for. If you have any sites for beginning bikers please send them. thanks alot --Pat
Pat Schuessler <schu7@juno.com>
Valley Center, ks USA -

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Mike Schatzman <mike@dlowracing.org>
albuquerque , NM USA -

Great page.Nice to read other people`s comments,whether good or bad.My other great love is Ski ing and it is nice to be able to do something different in the Summer besides,running,in line skating,chasing women. Many years ago i raced.Track and took it very very seriousily,complete with a full time coach.Achieved many Championship titles along wiyh the Medals and sort of fame (England)Unfortanetly i gave it up.Many of my friends at the time went onto the Olympics. Some even turned Proffessional,made money.At the time i discovered Girls and it was far less ompetition and did not require as much training,as for racing. Any way i have since re-discoverd cycling and found myself very happy being back in the saddle(sore bum and all) Good luck to you all and enjoy your sport,whatever it is
Yu-Shen Li <skicli@yahoo.com>
Mississauga, ont canada -

Hello.... I think that this is awesome.... good way to communicate...I've been riding for about 5 years now and love it...just bought a new bike and am ready to rid.... I have a question to all you bikers..... I am doing a presentation on GT mountian bikes and I need to find some history on them, like when they started and some key events...if you know anything I would appreciate it. Thanks alot, Rich
Rich Kloeckner <Mike_Rich@juno.com>
westland , MI USA -

I started biking ten years ago, just commuting to work, now I ride everywhere, I own three bikes, and in July I'm doing my fourth benefit ride. This one coming up is the Tanqueray Northeast Aidsride, from BearMountain, N.Y. to Boston, Ma. I love this site. Oh, I just discovered it today.
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Arlington, Ma USA -

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conneaut, oh USA -

I just found your web site today. It's really great. I've been enjoying road cycling for several years. I really began to enjoy it when I joined a local bike club almost two years ago. That was one of the best things that ever happened to me. There's nothing like having friends who love to cycle.
Dewayne <dcharbonneaux@yahoo.com>
USA -

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Manila, PHILIPPINES -

I like pages like this. It helps us connect. I started riding in '61 and never quit. I've had forty bikes over the years. Now I only have my Schwinn Paramount. check out my site.
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Kansas City, MO USA -

Hello! I will be participating in the Heartland AIDS Ride 2001, a 6 day, 500-mile bike ride from Minneapolis to Chicago. I have never done anything like this before, and it took a lot of willpower to finally commit to this ride. If you are in the Milwaukee/Twin Cities/Chicago area or anywhere in between, please consider joining us! For information type in keyword: AIDSride
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Whitefish Bay, WI USA -

I enjoy mountain biking a lot. At first I never even thoungh about going into mountain biking. Until I went into a mountain club one summer, that where I discovered the excitment of biking. Right now I riding a specialized hardrock. It working great for me and I riding in a cross country mountain biking race team. I enjoy it a lot.
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Edmonton, Canada -

I never even thought of going into mountain biking Until one summer my friend and I went into a biking club in there we discover the excitment of mountain biking. Now I'm in a cross country mountain biking race team. I enjoy racing a lot. Right now I riding a specialize hardrock and it worked very will and leading us into victory.
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Edmonton, Canada -

i like to ride a bike even I was still a child. Now, I own a mountain bike and a racer bike, but I often use my racer bike especially when going to and from school, since my travelling time is just 45mins instead of 1hour30mins when commuting.It really helped me a lot!And with the sport, I went to places that I never imagined to set foot on! SO, SUPPORT CYCLING!!!!
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Manitowoc, Wi USA - Monday, October 02, 2000 at 20:43:02 (EDT)

I enjoy bicycling and mountain biking as my main form of cross-training. However, I am looking into joining my first mountain bike race eventually. This site has provided me with good information on getting started.
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Fresno, CA USA - Monday, August 28, 2000 at 18:42:56 (EDT)

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san diego, ca USA - Tuesday, July 25, 2000 at 10:52:32 (EDT)

Well i am a road cyclist- looking for connections so i can race overseas- this is a very informative site! i use to be a runner but took up the sport of cycling due to an accident and i will never look back- cycling is one of the most interesting competive spectator sports i've been in.
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TE ANAU, NEW ZEALAND - Wednesday, June 28, 2000 at 22:08:48 (EDT)

Well i am a road cyclist- looking for connections so i can race overseas- this is a very informative site!
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TE ANAU, NEW ZEALAND - Wednesday, June 28, 2000 at 22:05:46 (EDT)

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mas USA - Saturday, June 17, 2000 at 14:21:54 (EDT)

A month ago a friend asked me to join a mountain biking club with her. I didn't even know what mountain biking was ! Now I'm hooked. I ride every weekend and just one night a week, for now. I love buying toys for my bike. Instead of streamers for my handlebars, like when I was little, its bike bags, pedal grips, lights, etc. Its so much fun. Your site is great!
Kathleen Murphy <murphyk@total.net>
Montreal, Canada - Monday, June 12, 2000 at 12:10:33 (EDT)

Awesome site! I'm currently in training for an 800 mile ride across the Austrailian coast. I can't wait! Did I say I loved this site? :)
Beth Bosscher <elsie_bee@hotmail.com>
Ft. Myers, FL USA - Wednesday, June 07, 2000 at 22:15:01 (EDT)

We would like to find out if there are any biking trail,flat to ride in Sarasota, Florida? We went to a place in Georgia on the coast that had bike trails. We are planning a vacation to Sarasota and wanted to know if they had places to ride bikes.
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Chattonooga , Tn USA - Friday, June 02, 2000 at 15:49:56 (EDT)

the site is good. for information about the next tour of Italy that start sunday 14 www.giro2000.net
vittorio <vito@cantieri.it>
milano, italy - Wednesday, May 10, 2000 at 09:52:29 (EDT)

Nice Site!!!I'm a prospective memeber of the Maumee valley Wheelmen....nice site
Chris R <rutterlove03@yahoo.com>
Toledo, Oh USA - Tuesday, May 02, 2000 at 08:35:36 (EDT)

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Chris R <rutterlove03@yahoo.com>
Toledo, Oh USA - Tuesday, May 02, 2000 at 08:35:21 (EDT)

Hello! I am a 38 yr. old novice bicyclist, wanting to ride in a 250 mi. fundraising event in Oct. 2001. I own a mountain bike, but would like a road bike. I also would appreciate help with equipment, clothing, and training schedule. Please write
carolyn albright <carolynalbright@hotmail.com>
Treichlers, PA USA - Friday, April 14, 2000 at 10:54:55 (EDT)

Hello! I am a novice cyclist, wanting to train for a 250 mi. fundraising ride in Oct. 2001. I need a new(or used) road bike(have a mountain bike), advice on equipment, clothing, training schedule. Please write!
Carolyn Albright <carolynalbright@hotmail.com>
Treichlers, PA USA - Friday, April 14, 2000 at 10:52:50 (EDT)

Am no avid biker, but came across your charming homepage. Impressive work, guys ! Your homepage on cycling is one of the best I've seen - believe me, some homepages in Singapore are alot worse - and they are created by companies, not students. What started out as a hobby / interest kind of thing has evolved very well - CONGRATS !
Juanna <jtan@ohmyguide.com>
-, - Singapore - Tuesday, March 28, 2000 at 20:43:51 (EST)

I am a former high school and collegiate wrestler and professionally am a self employed software developer. I've always used a bicycle for an economical and ecologically responsible form of transportation and the need to stay in good physical condition is what makes me ride. There's nothing like doing a century ride, knocking down a couple beers and enjoying life.
James R Anderson <axp275@ndak.net>
Velva, ND USA - Saturday, March 25, 2000 at 01:25:16 (EST)

I was born to bike
Kevin Farrell <kevin.farrell@oceanfree.net>
Dublin, USA - Wednesday, February 23, 2000 at 13:32:06 (EST)

It's a beautiful site. I love cycling by the seasides of the fantastic island of Rhodos, which is located in the South-East Aegean sea.
Chatzistratis Stavros <stacha@rho.forthnet.gr>
RHODOS, GREECE - Monday, February 07, 2000 at 12:15:03 (EST)

Great site guys! I can tell you put a LOT of work into this. Check out the Oklahoma Bicycle Society web site at www.oklahomabicyclesociety.com. It's a bike club web site.
John Wente <jwente@juno.com>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Monday, January 31, 2000 at 12:31:54 (EST)

Nice site except the MTB dictionary is crap, since when has an endo been throwing yourself head first over the bars, thats not what i do when i do an endo! did you make the MTB dictionary up?!
Dave Dennis <jdennis@paston.co.uk>
Cromer, UK - Sunday, January 30, 2000 at 05:15:20 (EST)

my wife and I are avid cyclists and we have heard that if one sucks a cork or places a cork in the riding pants this will stop cramping? can this be true? If not can you advise as to what will help with cramping!
arno <awa@intekom.co.za>
port elizabeth, Rep of South Africa - Saturday, January 29, 2000 at 10:25:58 (EST)

my wife and I are avid cyclists and we have heard that if one sucks a cork or places a cork in the riding pants this will stop cramping???
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port elizabeth, Rep of South Africa - Saturday, January 29, 2000 at 10:24:15 (EST)

Good job neighbors! I found your page while surfing for cycling sites. I mountain and road bikes in CO - Bicycle Tour of Colorado or Ride the Rockies every year. Two of my daughters are HRHS grads and I teach Junior Achievement classes there.
Mike Luby <mikeluby@prodigy.net>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Tuesday, January 25, 2000 at 22:27:03 (EST)

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Outokumpu, Finland - Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 11:00:02 (EST)

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Outokumpu, Finland - Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 10:59:53 (EST)

Very good. Greetings from Finland
Jarno <jarno_koponen@hotmail.com>
Outokumpu, Finland - Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 10:58:05 (EST)

my bikes gotten me outta this hell hole now for the last 10 years till i learned to drive. im only 17 but i still pedal over 80 miles a week instead of drivin. i wanna race so im goin off to college next fall purely for the pedlin'
Christina Buerkle <honeynoid@hotmail.com>
Evans City, Pa USA - Tuesday, January 04, 2000 at 11:43:08 (EST)

mountin bikers..... are they gayest bunch of spandex wearing faggets i have ever seen.. u r all a bucnch of pussys how cant ride for .. and your slang if ed u said a kan kna is the best trick ever!! you kan kans are the stupidest trick ever do no foot kan kans .. ride BMX thats a real sport.. mountin bikers cant even barspin cuz of all the pussy suspencion crap.. YOU ALL
Trailman <trailman01@hotmail.com>
sydney, australia - Saturday, December 04, 1999 at 07:15:18 (EST)

If you not biking then what are you doing with your life.
jon meyer <jonmeyer21@hotmail>
beckley, WV USA - Wednesday, November 03, 1999 at 17:25:44 (EST)

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tom
USA - Thursday, September 30, 1999 at 08:11:34 (EDT)

Started in 1948. Started again in 1955. Started again in 1989. Have two bikes, town-bike with lights,feners, rack, the works and recently picked up steal of Specialized, Rockhopper for less than half it's worth from co-wokrer. Don't race - just ride and find spots to watch the waves and maybe skinny dip in caribean waters 365 days a year. Eat your heart out! Great page however, would like to see how to articles on all these new fandangle gadgets!!!
BILL LANTHRIPP <BILL.LANTHRIPP@PUERTO-RICO.HONEYWELL.COM>
GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO USA - Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 17:00:04 (EDT)

It's nice to see a page on cycling!!! I do have one question. What is "noncompetitive racing". I don't know any one that looses on purpose, do you? But then again maybe thats�s what I do! I race but it's been a few years since my last win. LOL : ) Keep the shiny side up and the wind at your back.
Michale Moe <bicycle_moe@hotmail.com>
USA - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 18:50:03 (EDT)

I am currently on the unoffical bike patrol for the Acworth Police Dept. I also conduct bicycle rodeos through out the year and use some of your information to give out to the kids. great site and thanks alot.
Steve Eidson <teidson1@bellsouth.net>
Acworth, Ga USA - Saturday, May 22, 1999 at 13:28:08 (EDT)

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CALGARY, AB CANADA - Sunday, November 29, 1998 at 15:08:28 (EST)

Sup, guys hey great page it gave me info. for a report and for personal use I ride wood ramps and race BMX on my 99' GT Fueler. Keep up the good work and party down."If you never fail then you can never succede."
Justin "shovel" Roumiguiere <sandman_88@hotmail.com>
lakeport, ca USA - Thursday, November 05, 1998 at 22:51:53 (EST)

hello people ich fahre ein moongose bike und bin zufrieden damit. jedoch sollte es mehr moongose vertreter geben. allso hals und bein bruch bei der naechsten abfahrt. gruss andi. :-)
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Stein, AR switzerland - Wednesday, October 07, 1998 at 18:38:40 (EDT)

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Marko Vanovsek <Vanovsek@yahoo.com>
Maribor, SLOVENIA - Tuesday, October 06, 1998 at 12:02:32 (EDT)

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Marko Vanovsek <Vanovsek@yahoo.com>
Morarib, SLOVENIA - Tuesday, October 06, 1998 at 12:01:56 (EDT)

This page is KOOOL! Ride your MB(Mongousse),girl and this site. Regards from Colombia. Que los Dioses te bendigan y cuida la madre Tierra. Safe the planet.
GERMAN MORENO <german_spy@hotmail.com>
Santa Fe de Bogota, 57 COLOMBIA - Thursday, September 17, 1998 at 13:25:29 (EDT)

I love to Moutain Bike and I think this page is great. Keep showing the love.
Tin Man <mark.r@depragusa.com>
Lewisville, tx USA - Friday, August 21, 1998 at 13:54:42 (EDT)

Biking is great!!!!
Helmut Zimmermann <hzimmermann.cmt@t-online.de>
Ahlen, Germany - Friday, August 21, 1998 at 02:14:59 (EDT)

Fabulous site!! I found the bike-parts map very helpful. Planning to print it and then memorize it. I've been biking my whole life, but when I went off to college I decided to invest in a real road-bike instead of piecing together bits of my brother's old mountian bikes that he'd run into trees. This new bike's my baby, but I feel as if I'm underusing it by only biking 30 miles a week on it. With next summer in mind I'm beginning to think seriously about riding across the country. Have any suggestions? Should I join a group? Find a friend? Any programs with great reputations that I should know about? How about costs? Any input would be very helpful. Thanks alot! E.
Elizabeth Burden <eburden@sophia.smith.edu>
Northampton, MA USA - Wednesday, August 19, 1998 at 16:07:39 (EDT)

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Edinburgh, UK - Sunday, June 28, 1998 at 18:01:56 (EDT)

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invercargill, new zealand - Monday, May 18, 1998 at 02:54:15 (EDT)

Your page is way cool! I'll come and visit again real soon!
Brooke Christen Kettle <mecook@microtech.com.au>
Launceston, Tas Australia - Sunday, May 10, 1998 at 22:32:28 (EDT)

Great page! I just bought a new moongose with front and rear suspention, it works great on the 8 mile loging path behind my house. I'm looking forward to testing it out in Colorado this summer. If you have over 800$ to spend and wan't a great bike I sugest that moongose. bye now
Cory Potter <none>
Altura, MN USA - Tuesday, May 05, 1998 at 13:58:48 (EDT)

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Laura Wendt <kermit3790@hotmail.com>
Verona, WI USA - Tuesday, April 28, 1998 at 21:48:07 (EDT)

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MATT <EMERICA1@bigpond.com>
BRISBANE, QLD australia - Saturday, April 25, 1998 at 07:29:29 (EDT)

I live in Sonoma County above Marin County and ride one to two times a week. I am in high school and go with my friends. I first learned about mt. biking by hiking and seeing peole ride there bikes all over. So i got a rugged bike and go as fast as people with bikes 10 lbs less than my bike. Some of the trails are hard but not as bad as Sonoma Lake with huge diches you have to bunny hop over. Keep on riding!
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Ca USA - Friday, April 24, 1998 at 19:27:46 (EDT)

I love touring & am interested in any information from anyone who has toured in AK. Would love to go mid-June '98 - any suggestions?
Beth <posresolve@pacificrim.net>
Bellingham, WA USA - Thursday, April 23, 1998 at 23:43:18 (EDT)

I have been on the trails, half-pipes, and slopes since I was 10, but my new passion is now cross-country. I sugest signing up for a NORBA race right away, it is hard core and gives you something to brag about. It is good for anyone who enjoys the competition, whether through sponsered races or just personal gain. I'm eighteen and off to college next year, and biking has helped me stay away from smoking and partying because of the endurence aspect. Some advice for anyone out there who doesn't like to wear a helmet: I recently took a nice trip over the handlebars after attempting a 360 off a 7ft. tabletop. Unfortunetly I turned a 380 instead and landed vertical on my front tire, which bent in half around my Mag 21. The only reason I can state this is because some spectators took pictures, which I saw later. Without a helmet I was knocked out for ten minutes and have no re-election of the entire day. The only good part about the concussion was the distraction from my seperated shoulder. I recently purchased a Giro Exodus...it looks cool, and will save me the trouble of calling home from the hospital about to go in for a C.A.T.scan.
Adam White <awhite@thehill.org>
Pottstown, PA USA - Sunday, April 19, 1998 at 20:38:23 (EDT)

I have been on the trails, half-pipes, and slopes, but my new passion is now cross-country. It is good for anyone who enjoys the competition, whether through sponsered races or just personal gain. I'm eighteen and off to college next year, and biking has helped me stay away from smoking and partying because of the endurence aspect. Some advice for anyone out there who doesn't like to wear a helmet: I recently took a nice trip over the handlebars after attempting a 360 off a 7ft. tabletop. Unfortunetly I turned a 380 instead and landed vertical on my front tire, which bent in half around my Mag 21. The only reason I can state this is because some spectators took pictures, which I saw later. Without a helmut I was knocked out for ten minutes and have no re-election of the entire day. he only good part about the concussion was the distraction from my seperated shoulder. I recently purchased a Giro Exodus...it looks cool, and will save me the trouble of calling home from the hospital about to go in for a C.A.T.scan.
Adam White <awhite@thehill.org>
Pottstown, PA USA - Sunday, April 19, 1998 at 20:30:50 (EDT)

All my life I've loved most sports but never found anything I really excelled in. Though it didn't stop me from trying it did get discouraging after many years of missing foul shots, striking out with bases loaded, etc.etc.....Cycling was my first love, something over a period of years I actually became good at. Maybe I'll never ride the RAAM, but quite honestly I don't care. I've completed centuries, and in decent time. Anyway, the point being after many years of feeling like a klutz, cycling has made me feel good about myself, my body, my abilities. So ride, ride, ride. (and enjoy!)
robin l. <markow1@juno.com>
saugus, ma USA - Sunday, April 19, 1998 at 10:52:22 (EDT)

Regards from Israel
Joel
Ramat Gan, Israel - Saturday, April 18, 1998 at 15:22:19 (EDT)

No Comments
Bailey Abbott <bla@lightspeed.net>
Bakersfield, CA USA - Friday, April 17, 1998 at 22:54:48 (EDT)

Extremely killer site. We need more trail submissions from other states besides Colorado and Utah.
thomas jack <none>
Des Moines, Wa USA - Friday, April 17, 1998 at 02:14:17 (EDT)

I'M GLAD I'VE BEEN ON YOUR PAGE
TIBORSIO <JOEL @ EASYCOM.COM>
ILOILO, ILO PHILIPPINES - Friday, April 17, 1998 at 02:05:42 (EDT)

I'M GLAD I'VE BEEN ON YOUR PAGE
TIBORSIO <JOEL @ EASYCOM.COM>
ILOILO, ILO PHILIPPINES - Friday, April 17, 1998 at 02:05:00 (EDT)

I start riding bikes about a year ago,because at one time I weighed 168 pounds and fast gaining more so I knew that i had to do something about it,so i start working at and walking,but i had always wanted a bike so i finally got one and start riding in bike riding adventure with the local bike shop
pat hammill <exina@.mail.spearnet.com>
tigard, or USA - Friday, April 17, 1998 at 00:18:45 (EDT)

Am 57 and have traveled over 20,000 miles by bike. A couple of trips from Florida, and Datona Beach to Abilene, TX. Mostly ride to unwind. Love to ride.
Paul Shadle <pshadle@mainsite.com>
Swedesboro, NJ USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 19:36:34 (EDT)

Stopped smoking! Put on weight!Found new lungs!Started cycling!Lost weight!Bought a computer!Put on weight!Started Cycling! etc! etc!
drusy <drusiak@msn.com>
Bradford, w.yorks United Kingdom - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 18:59:15 (EDT)

I came across your page while shopping for a new road bike. Your page is refreshing and informative.. Glad I stopped by and you can expect to see me agian. Thank you.
RD <ivanosu@sprynet.com>
Columbus, Oh USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 18:27:53 (EDT)

Found a link to your site at the bottom of MSN's home page and since I've been biking since the training wheels came off over 30 years ago, I decided to stop by. I've ridden K-Mart blue light specials, 1970's 10-speeds, serious road bikes and now I have a mountain bike set up for commuting. The Woodlands is seriously supporting bicycling as an alternative mode of transportation. We have 8-foot wide concrete bike paths that will take you anywhere you want to go. How about including a page on commuting? It is a totally different world from road racing or mountain biking.
John Corbell <John_Corbell@tennecotbs.com>
The Woodlands, Tx USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 18:04:04 (EDT)

I THINK YOUR SITE IS GREAT!!!! I INVITE EVERYONE TO STOP BY MY SITE. OUR SHOPPERS INCLUDE PRO ATHLETES, OLYMPIS STARS, TRACK AND FIELD, AND THE IRONMAN. HERE YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING TO AID THE BODY AND THE IMMUNE SYSTEM TO ACHIEVE OPTIMAL HEALTH. ENDURANCE!!!! https://www.naturesway.org
BRENDA COWAN <naturesw@gte>net>
MORENO VALLEY, CA USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 17:17:05 (EDT)

Hey fellow pedalers. I ride in northern Minn. Mostly in the BWCA. I have grommed almost 32 miles of trails. Terrain from the slow at heart, to us, the mentaly-inclined who seek only the most intence,bone jarring, ultimet trail ridding, mud in the face bikers. Send me some feedback!!!!!
NORTY <jnorstrem@odin.vr.cc.mn.us.>
Ely, Mn USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 16:42:45 (EDT)

The first time I ever considered biking was when a friend & I were in Ireland and we decided to travel around on bikes..bought 2nd hand ones, strapped our backpacks on and now Im hooked....done 4 months cycle touring around Europe.....nov planning an African overland.....anyone keen to join, tips or advice...esp interested in bike maintenance course (in London)- anybody know of one Please contact me on tntsadejag@tsnxt.co.uk if interested Great website!! Sally
sally <tntsadejag@tsnxt.co.uk>
London, UK - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 14:42:22 (EDT)

hey great site here!! We love to moutain bike. Please stop in and sign my guest book..how about a game of checkers?:))
Joy <wavjump@ameritech.net>
MI USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 11:02:26 (EDT)

I'm a lifetime rider, city and trails, and my beloved TREK is my sole means of transportation. Sites like this that advocate biking as an alternative to gas guzzlers are great. If any fellow cyclists happen to be in my neck of the woods this summer, take a tour through the Red hill valley, it's a beautiful scenic ride. unfortunately it may be the last year to enjoy it as our near sighted city council plans on paving it. we fight on, but it looks like a done deal. Freaking developers win again. The citizens lose the lungs of our city. Ride on.
Dennis Clark <dclark@networx.on.ca>
Hamilton, On. Canada - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 10:56:20 (EDT)

Your page, as good as it is, is missing two important elements: Utilitarian Cycling (commuting, etc.) and Effective Cycling (see League of American Bicyclists).
P.M. Summer <pmsummer@hotmail.com>
Dallas, TX Texas - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 09:41:34 (EDT)

Just ride!
Tuukka Hakkinen <tuukka.hakkinen@edu.kauniainen.fi>
Kauniainen, Finland - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 08:44:06 (EDT)

Born and raised in Argentina. I'm 57, married for 30 years now, and have a son who is 21. Spanish is my language of origin. I travel 5-6 times a year to USA. There's where I became interested again in cycling. I've been riding intensively four one year and a half now. What I admire of this sport is that incredible piece of engineering/art that allows us to transform the very little power that a human being can produce into the joy of traveling, and improving your health at the same time. Mi bikes: Gary Fisher Zebrano, '95. Hybrid Trek 8500, '98. MB Trek 1400, '96. RB And some. I like to ride every sunday about 60miles in a Peloton of ~30riders. I ride almost every day 15-20 miles.
Eduardo <ehocampo@impsat1.com.ar>
Buenos Aires, Argentina - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 07:44:04 (EDT)

I like to bike.
Eric <Gumby619@aol.com>
Spring Valley, CA USA - Thursday, March 26, 1998 at 19:31:46 (EST)

Hey, this site saved my life. Im doing a S.S. project on this best sport around and I needed to know the history. Well YAHOO.COM only had one page for the history of MTB. Without this page I would have been... (in other words I would be very mad!) Well see you later bikers.
Ryan Roy <mtbikeracer@yahoo.com>
N. BERWICK, ME USA - Friday, March 13, 1998 at 18:19:07 (EST)

I've been riding for about year and half and cant get enouph. This is the next best thing to riding motocycles.Thanks to GT for great bike and thanks to MountainBike for a great magazine.
David Gestoso <Endoman5@aol.com>
Westminster, Ca USA - Monday, February 23, 1998 at 00:34:40 (EST)

Nifty page!! Maybe now I'll get an A on my English paper about MTB. DH rules!
Brendan Keith-Hardy <01keith-hardyb@link75.org>
Brunswick, Me USA - Thursday, February 19, 1998 at 13:54:04 (EST)

Speed is Saftey......At least most of the time.
RYAN ICKES <RYESTER19@AOL.COM>
West Chester, PA USA - Thursday, February 05, 1998 at 12:41:03 (EST)

Yaz, I am a bicyclist , but how I sleepily got here I don't know--------zzzzzzzzzz
Ron Smedley <rsmedley@bright.net>
Smithville, OH USA - Sunday, February 01, 1998 at 08:02:53 (EST)

I BELIEVE THIS TO BE A GREAT SITE. IN FACT, I USED SOME OF THE MATERIAL TO HELP WITH MY SON'S SOCIAL STUDY PROJECT. HEY, IF YOU'RE IN TOWN THE FIRST WEEKEND IN OCTOBER, MAYBE YOU CAN DO THE 150 MILE TOUR FOR CURE IN HAMMOND,LA. IT'S A GREAT RIDE. AGAIN, THANKS FOR EVERYTHING.
glenn allen <ignazio@northoaks.org>
ponchatoula, la USA - Sunday, January 25, 1998 at 11:33:24 (EST)

Downhill racing rules. Even in the weather of england. Emma Guy's class and so is team animal, and soon we will kick your american backsides as well so beware.
matt and fionn <rede@btinternet.com>
sheffeild, yorkshire england - Sunday, January 18, 1998 at 07:52:20 (EST)

This is a great page and it is very dumb that it didn't win an award. By the way, come to my great page.
Eric Helms <ufgator99@aol.com>
Littleton, CO USA - Tuesday, December 16, 1997 at 18:01:08 (EST)

I AM CURRENTLY NURSING A SPRAINED RIGHT WRIST DUE TO AN 'ENDO'. ADVISE WATCH OUT FOR LEAVES FILLING GAPS AND RUTS AS WELL A DEPRESSIONS. PICK A LINE AWAY FROM PILED UP LEAVES. MY WHEEL SANK INTO THE LEAVES CATCHING MY FRONT WHEEL INTO A DEEP RUT. NOW I WILL BE E-MAILING INSTEAD OF TRAIL RIDING.
Lou <Gocyle@webtv.com>
SUFFOLK COUNTY, ny USA - Tuesday, December 09, 1997 at 20:44:42 (EST)

UM i like don't like know how to bike but I like to tell all of my friends that I can. I am not even sure how to stay on my bike without falling off. Eveytime I time I turn the pedalls those wheels turn and I fall over. That is definatly not gonna slide.
Will Merrick
ummmmm, bdkva Albemarle county - Wednesday, November 26, 1997 at 09:46:53 (EST)

Hey, Grant - nice work, buddy!!! I hope you can show me some really cool stuff about computers someday. I downloaded the standalone for Netscape 4.03, but it doesn't have a web editor - oh well. Better luck next time, right? Adios!!!
Zach Varnell <JLVarnell@POL.Com>
Englewood, CO USA - Monday, October 20, 1997 at 20:39:54 (EDT)

Riding in the streets of the concrete jungle is as tough as any trail. I like to eat dirt as well.
Erock da Monk
New York, NY USA - Thursday, October 16, 1997 at 19:42:07 (EDT)

A wonderful work of information! Great job guys!
Bill Strickland <kbjmt_strickland@msn.com>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Tuesday, September 30, 1997 at 21:50:11 (EDT)

This is a wonderfully informative page. I would like to see more about training.I enjoyed the reading though thanks.
Brenda J <Betty4445@aol.com>
Spokane, wa USA - Sunday, August 31, 1997 at 13:24:52 (EDT)

Hey, great page you have here! Since you wrote on the guest book on my page, I felt that I had to return the favor (Mental Relapse....1960s) I'm truly impressed by this page. The layout looks and feels professional. Great job.
P. Gabriel Vizcaino <saturo@geocities.com>
Union City, NJ USA - Thursday, August 07, 1997 at 16:41:54 (EDT)

Well, now that you've paid a visit to my TQ site, it's only fair that I return the favour :) Great-looking site you've got here! Very impressive stuff. Now only time will tell whether it's good enough to be a finalist :)
Gerry Quach - Team Meridian <meridian@earthling.net>
Sydney, NSW Australia - Thursday, July 31, 1997 at 07:20:36 (EDT)

I began riding in 1978 in the hills near Ithaca, NY. In those days i rode a Raleigh 10speed on the trails. I had many falls as i attempted to mountain bike. I remeber one trail I was pushing so hard that the Chain Ring snapped. A true face to face encounter occured with the earth. Later I purchased a fisher mtn bike and have been enjoying the rides a good deal more. Last summer (1996) I attempted a jump across a three foot wide ditch. Actually I tried three times, unfortunately on no occasion were the Bike and me able to get across together. Two shoulder oiperations and hours of therapy later I now am riding again. In this area we have some super riding trails. Lake Crabtree trails are the best trails locally. The western part of NC has an unlimited number of trails ranging from a walk in the park to leg numbing and lung bursting and nerve destoying. If you are ever in the area look up trails in the Linville Gorge area of the carolina mountains. Great page guys, it is informative and easy to follow. Your graphics do not overwhelm the info and the variety suggest that coming back the reader will learn more about biking. I know that you young studs are accustomed to riding those young legs but there are some oldsters out there who enjoy a good exciting ride. So include some help for the over 50's guys and gals who are still not afraid of a face plant. Ride on Dudes!
Gary Bradley
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Monday, July 28, 1997 at 08:34:41 (EDT)

Great work!. I think I'll go buy a bike now!
Bob Blakeman <jrblakeman@opman.com>
Fremont, OH USA - Monday, July 21, 1997 at 14:04:44 (EDT)

This page truly turned out to be great. I now think that we ccan go to the finals and actually place! Both of you were great partners and I hope that next year we can have another great team!
Patrick Smith <patrick_smith@juno.com>
Lone Tree, CO USA - Tuesday, July 15, 1997 at 14:56:53 (EDT)

Very impressive web site! I really appreciated the tag of the local trails as our family is moving to your area in August. Our middle school staff here in Naperville could use your expertise. I see an entrepeneur in the making!
Judy Davison <DavisonJE@aol.com>
Naperville, IL USA - Tuesday, July 15, 1997 at 13:44:20 (EDT)

Great web page on biking. Very professionally laid out and implemented and the resources are tremendous! Thanks for such a good job.
Greg Chamberlin <gchamberlin@bigfoot.com>
Aurora, CO USA - Thursday, July 10, 1997 at 13:49:23 (EDT)

Grant, Patrick and Jeff .... it is exciting to see how well this website has developed over the course of time you all have been working on it .... the trails section with all the links really impressed me ... I think this has a good chance !!!!
Dan Marcus <Daniel_Marcus@ceo.cudenver.edu>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Wednesday, July 09, 1997 at 15:04:57 (EDT)

Great page!! I like some of your graffics and your links. Keep up the great work, and feel free to stop by my webpage everyone..."Standing here for all these years, if a statue could shed stone, tears." -Can you name that tune?
Mark Jahnke <markjahnke@TheSamples.org>
Barrington, IL USA - Wednesday, July 09, 1997 at 10:06:46 (EDT)

Great Job, Grant! Great Page With Good Info!!
Joy Bradley <gbradley@acpub.duke.edu>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Monday, June 30, 1997 at 20:53:51 (EDT)

Looks good, people! I like it a lot and yes Grant, it looks better than mine! HA HA! =) ~Cristina~
Cristina <Yakkogirl@aol.com>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Tuesday, June 24, 1997 at 21:52:08 (EDT)

This is the greatest! I'm so proud of you all! Best of luck in the contest.
Kristie Strickland <strick754@aol.com>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Tuesday, June 24, 1997 at 15:29:00 (EDT)

This page is the best!!! Tell all of your friends and family about it.
Jeff Strickland <superm10@aol.com>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Tuesday, June 24, 1997 at 15:25:26 (EDT)

Grant: Great Work! Best of luck to you in the contest!
Luke Osterhaus <osterhl@jostens.com>
Minneapolis, MMMn USA - Friday, June 20, 1997 at 15:45:08 (EDT)

We did it! Great job Patrick and Jeff. Thanks for your hard work. If I could only get that last cgi script to work! :) Thanks Mr. Marcus and Mrs. Barnes for your time and input. It's greatly appreaciated.
Grant Blakeman <GRANT_BLAKEMAN@together.cudenver.edu>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Thursday, June 12, 1997 at 11:28:40 (EDT)

Great Page and Info on Biking! Go catch some air now, dudes!
"BIG DADDY DOWNHILL" <cblakeman@hibbertco.com>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Thursday, June 12, 1997 at 11:04:31 (EDT)

This is a fantastic web page!!! Way to go, Grant, Patrick and Jeff!!!
Dan Marcus <Daniel_Marcus@together.cudenver.edu>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Monday, May 12, 1997 at 23:26:38 (EDT)

I MADE PART OF THE PAGE!
Patrick Smith <patrick_smith@juno.com>
Lone Tree, CO USA - Monday, May 12, 1997 at 17:16:07 (EDT)